The streets of Colonia Industrial carry the names of hydroelectric plants and tobacco companies: Necaxa, which lit the city from 1906; Río Blanco, a banner of the labor movement. A neighborhood that named itself with the vocabulary of progress and ended up quiet.
The sunglass frame keeps that sobriety: a classic square shape in thick acetate, with diamond rivets, triple-barrel hinges and UV100 protection.
Designed in Mexico and handmade in Japan by artisans devoted to making frames of excellent quality. Also available as eyeglasses.
